Industrial Noise Monitoring and Control

This range of noise monitors and noise warning signs are for use in factories and other industrial sites. Their purpose is to either warn staff that the noise levels are high or to monitor the long term noise levels. The noise signs are particularly useful in places where the noise levels are not constant. Maybe machinery isn't running all the time, or the sound levels vary depending on the materials being processed. The more advanced noise signs and the noise processor have data logging for long term assessment and can be linked in to an existing process control system using the 4-20mA current loop output or the 0-10V DC output.

Standard Noise Sign

Wall mounted noise sign
Instant warning of high noise
Dial to set trigger level
No software needed

Advanced Noise Sign

Multiple triggers
Detailed data logging
Software included
Current loop and DC outputs

Extra Large Noise Sign

Twice the size!
Instant warning of high noise
Selectable trigger level
Data logging version available

Noise Systems

Indoor and Outdoor Monitoring
Data logging
WiFi connection options
Current loop and DC outputs

Occupational Noise Risk Assessment

Noise warning signs and monitoring systems should be used in addition to a full occupational noise survey and risk assessment. These units are ideal for warning staff that it is time to take action to reduce exposure and for the long term monitoring of sound levels. However, it is important that you carry out a full noise assessment in addition to this, using a hand-held sound level meter or noise dosimeter. Please visit our Occupational Noise page for more information.

Data Logging or Non-Logging

The data logging and non-logging noise warning signs have the same basic functionality - they light up immediately when the noise levels pass your selected level threshold. The data-logging versions, or "Advanced" versions of the noise sign have more flexible options for setting the threshold. They also store the sound level so you can download to a computer and see how it changes over time. You can mix logging and non-logging noise signs around your site.